BASIQS: A Tool to Assist Your Efforts to Increase Enrollment
This time around, we focus on the “E” aspect of ARMED Framework (which is, by the way, the DREAM Framework, […]
Gather Your School’s Current Families to Stop Mid-Summer Melt
This week’s strategy focuses on retention, which is important during the summer. High temperatures make cold treats like ice cream, […]
Required Summer Reading
Since we’ve just ended another cycle of the five aspects of advancement, here’s this year’s edition of the “Midsummer Nights’ […]
Allocating Financial Aid When There’s No Financial Aid Left to Allocate
Author’s comment: This article was so popular I turned it into a presentation for several regional conferences a couple of […]
Stay Open!
This week’s entry starts another round of the five elements of advancement – Asset Management, Retention, Marketing, Enrollment and Development. […]
And On the Seventh Day…
Since another round of articles focusing on the five elements of advancement were completed last week, and since many schools […]
It’s Less Expensive To Reinforce a Brand Than To Create a New One – Especially Since You Don’t Create Your Brand Anymore
This week’s article rounds out another group of five of the ARMED elements (Asset Management, Retention, Marketing, Enrollment and Development) […]
Ask – Even In Difficult Times – And Feel Good About It!
This week’s emphasis is on the “D” for Development as we go through another round of ARMED aspects of Advancement. […]
Retain Families By Assigning Them a Mentor Family
Leaders of faith-based schools know the drill all too well: parents show interest in your school, pay their non-refundable registration […]
Keep Score. Then Analyze It.
In his book, “The Eighth Habit,” author Stephen R. Covey (1932-2012) makes a profound statement: “People play differently when they’re […]